When Michelle Wu was running for mayor, she stressed the importance of a government that works for everyone, and her experiences fighting against obstacles to get things done. Today, Wu is the obstacle.


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When Michelle Wu was running for mayor, she stressed the importance of a government that works for everyone, and her experiences fighting against obstacles to get things done. Today, Wu is the obst…{ai:summary}<p>Michelle Wu, once a champion of change, now faces obstacles as mayor. Can she navigate the politics of power in a city that needs reform? #politics</p>

Editorial: Mayor Wu touts small biz, then pulls rug out from under

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